U.S.-Iran framework agreement includes $300 billion investment fund
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U.S. and Iran
Middle East
June 2026
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Read our editorial policy- Earlier version 26/17/2026, 3:30:36 PM
A $300 billion private investment fund is proposed as part of a U.S.-Iran framework. Over half of the funds are reportedly committed by international companies. The fund targets energy, logistics, and manufacturing sectors in Iran.
- Earlier version 16/17/2026, 1:30:36 PM
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